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    commands

    a command is a prompt you invoke by typing /name. three kinds, named by how they are defined:

    kind defined as example
    native code, through g.command() /help
    markdown a .md file you write /review
    skill command every skill answers to one /skill:graphify

    native commands ship with glrs or come from any extension. origin is not the axis; definition is.

    a command is a prompt you invoke with /name. a skill is instructions the model may choose, in any directory holding a SKILL.md. roots are read at startup and on /reload, four directories deep for skills. one namespace holds every command, filled by extensions, then skills, then markdown files; the first to claim a name wins. the core registers none, builtins registers all of the below.

    kind roots, in order
    commands <project root>/.glrs/commands/*.md, <user config>/commands/*.md
    skills <project root>/.glrs/skills, <project root>/.agents/skills, <user config>/skills, ~/.config/agents/skills, then each loaded extension's skills/
    command effect
    /help commands, keys, and extension flags
    /skills every skill, its origin, and whether the model is offered it
    /extensions [enable|disable <name>] list loaded extensions, or record the choice in config
    /clear drop the conversation the model replays, keep the transcript
    /wt the worktree extension: new, list, doctor
    /reload re-read extensions, skills and commands
    /compact [instruction] summarise the conversation so far
    /fork [n] copy the session to a new id, up to entry n or whole
    /session id, context, tokens, cost, events, file
    ---
    description: open a pull request
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    open a PR for the current branch. $ARGUMENTS

    frontmatter is optional and description: is its only field, the body is the prompt. $ARGUMENTS is everything typed after the name, $1 to $9 are its words. a body with neither still receives them, appended as <arguments>…</arguments>.

    see also: skills, rules, write a command